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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13
aenEFmIxe AEw.

The action Of the Uaited ssasse gov
sssnent 10 inseTposiDe IN behalf OF tie
MeIican of5ssrs, sentenced B. be SHOT
for the late affair 81 Nozales, is some
thing without precedent In the history
of aoFernment. IL illustrates, a. few
things could illustrate. the distance that
humasity has advanced siBes the time
when q mIsundsFstasdine between na-
lions meant 40 insult, ana an insult
meant var.
10 will be remembered that several
Mexican ofBseFs and soldiers crossed
into the Uaited States 81 No
gales. and created disturbance on
the American side Of tbs border. Gem
plant was made 10 the MsTioan sos-
sEnmsni. and. to the surprise Of all who
remember the Ind ference displayed By
that government to the psrpe'raiiOB Of
many worse outrsRes by It's ofhoers, the
Offenders we're arrested, tried, Goa.
vieted and sentenced be shot.
And nov. is is said. the Uoited States
government las requested that this e.
tTeme penalty be not inflicted. II Ia
more M Tcifui toward oiiizsns Of Mex
90 than is the Mexican government
Itaeif.
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GAEFtGln


The nnveiliHR Of TIE Gstseld mouu
nsnt At Washington hFivgs once more
foreibly TO TIE mind sn episode whict.
startling - 10 Vas. has passed from
pub 10 hsugbt A. completely ~ 10 u
had occarrsd twcnty Z tuslesd Of ICES
than six wears ago GArhrid, thoaeh
far from forgotten. has rapidly Assnmed
Q place ss chAraelsr % cur ptsi bis
toFF and is 10 iauRer regarded By ths
people a. = eoWptnl0n snd eontsmpa-
Fary Of the politicians and party leaders
OF the preset. u seems A. II The scenes
ami3 vsseh be Woyad spd the svesfs
vita which bis nauss Is AssseiA'ea were
the scenes and evszis 81 Wsny year
ARo rather than those et yestsId vy-tof
10 the life ~ nation decade 10 baI
day. II is almost incssatbls that tie
mctxref this mAn she uAs 6Fst kaoSn
te the people as General dlriug ths
uAF, vito wAs before thsm throash
Osu9trss ionAi career q sixteen yeAFs.
Who wAs sdvAsc Z By them 10 the b 20.
esi positloa vile a thelF gifi, gnd Weo
AnAiiy sglFed e ths victim % one q
the mesi startling Tragedies in A1srie2n
history. Is asili nsing. thoaRa her
fsnOas ssa has essa dead Tor usts
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PERssxs Avn rnExes.

Senator lei nj sssntord has p-~ssnsea
% hf@ bro hsT. Jssiah ScAEf RI. the csie-
0rs I'd Warm -prB ~ Fanen n soafhern
Alsm ia ecu ny. t'setgvais- Ths Iroz-
erfy y Tsiasd - Is elo esd WAS 0ocs
ans Of ths usss nOttd health resorts IN
the state.
Ths following is surg sghilT q, tsa
vlcfoEiS Han Len -on. TO the time q
over the 6arde8 Wal =
Then dewa nj the C.stle walt
Hcue FEle orc fo- AIS
On Slzd toze yet
Our h-4Tts are se1
And yea nNsy bss
Hell nsver f9fges
How the wishes q | ei4na must Be met.
Down wi The Caste val r
Secretary Whitney has puF based s~o
Tkzy viii ? Orally b used - the dogs 81
va. u Il vii 10 have sSmes hing fer
mic&bhe ab0ut cur alleged navy.
p ben q successor 70 Treasurer ] WdAn
is ch0~en. the god ami ailverin fh= T y
~ 4 ~ b veg sd AMI tbs bills count
I'd. hi tia fHze toA Il took seyeral
seeks Whsn NJ. jordan sue ,e-ded Mr..
Wymkn. The clerks in the Trea ury
watts are all ready TO begin the job 81
q mome1ts not CO.
8 ssnna Medora salse- e q striking
! ustration Of ire % 'sihaliiies for women
IN ksbsas. she n the wife Of . srcce~ 3
ful LAWYER ire mother Of foar lusgy chill
aren Msyor Of the Iowa q ArxonA. and
on'y q years Old
IA > lat pilot chart Issued By the Navv
Department shows eleyea -deseliets-
Z lating this summer In th' highway Ct
steamship travel to Europe. Many OF
tasss are slso N the path Of the ereasest
coastwsse r. nc. N ICEBERG Il not msFe
de nSernu~ than one Of the - half sankFn.
Watef-oRge1 vessels, and Jet there u no
way pruv.dsd for their removal ton.
gress has yer given 10 the Navy De
partm@nt the means tn FRmqvs them. a.
IN Juzh Il hiss repestedly been urged te do
81. Ten per Ger {. OF the annual losses az
sea 10 due 70 "de'el c's7 Many Q esq
strikss one Of these wrecks and Zoe
down hardly knowing the cause Of the
disaster.
s ys,he New York Sun: A stout man
Of m 6dls feight fesVr feAtuTs end q
bronzs d compile zion. e. EN- going in and
out Of the nGton several tines day
T. IL HeaFy Willard. looking fatter. ] s.
w0rTie1 and happier than eve in tbs
pal Test days 81 hts contrJl Of the North
eFn Pas idc His GRAND Is undeFsss cd 70
be n TIE in'e.e OF Gern a capitalists
q ebert Ga iett Ne Wizard 'sys
viii rEvsr hsve sny hing 70 do with the
Nor he n Pacific again.
resider Of D 'stan has been in the
habit Of g wing his five-year cd Dor 9
nics ell every tipne h brougnt his slipp 70
10 him. TIE other y the BOY struck for
" ore psy on account o the near advent
OF cb Gus. , he induigent paint re-
IN ed any advance and for rwp d 'ys
fetched HE owa clippers. and then toe
n xt older hid q II tie z RI. uadsrt sok "a
do the work At tn, old rsice. But tn
. hema. after one trial. fsd to be ab n,
do ed. bepu G che said he wasn't z ing
to bs call d q -tcab" By her own b. sthei
any Jorge
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

Il appears frem an sxtuinatios of
the p cords thW TIE expenses siEays TO-
creased ~heu q C1uEtsss, real inVrstigz
tion uss THREATENED. ~EEaiAnastaas
ueFe teen vsgY cusiiy. Amaus tee geo
20 Wtoa ffsrchst sad Sterti ar
poini'd % make "tIplanAiiOus" wcie
s~vstsi pFcaisrnt psltsle1Aus 81 Ssoa-
tnss, sx CsnEFr ssrErn. aad al ex Gsy
ern1r of tSo. FrancSat wss ouss IN
tsousrtss hs@seif tie rspF-s ased =
Nes fafk dltFict ffom 1851 10 lse2
re Aaew uoasu - Set % uasse tue 81
rtanatieus AunttsF matter thAi AR
haniiazsos asd pot elsaf Naa 49, Is
sAras 20 psss teAi Haattastea. Hap-
kins. Stanford sad CfeSker Heru tutsr
satea ~ sVeFy theng eane saucs rnise tie
Epad StteA srat - dsVisGe the Paslls
Treasury Ana 20 aiaa fran ths publss
eaasain.
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MAINa INsuLrNp.

The Governor OF Texas has insulted
the State Of Maine. The insult vts
pfemedi,ated and ptrpe'Tated In cold
blood, and II there we're any possible
way for Maine 10 get at Texas. a dis
astrous war could not be averted.
Texss IL In the midst OF prohibition
fRhi, and Governor Ross recently
wrote letter discussing the absorbing
question OF the day. In his letter he
compared Maine and Texas, chOosiLG
The former ~ . typical prohibition
State. IL is scarcely necessary TO state
that the comparison vas not at sll
favorable 10 Maine.
The Governor says that Texas has
''larger churches, larger sums Of money
devoted 10 educ ,,ionsl purposes. mere
duellinRs and wealth according TO pop.
nlation, and fever Grim nails THAI
Maine" he saws further that divorces
and crimes assiHst chastity are mere
frequent 10 Maize than 10 Texas. aud
that. "Shiie the PEOPLE Of Maine have
been energetic In trying TO relieve them
selves Of the burden Of the oppressed
poor by repelline them as rapidly as
possible from their borders snd driving
them oat Of the boundaries ~ wander
eEs and ou,rasis, still they have a
greater nsmher OF paupeFs than T. xas.
while the evidence ~ discon,shI by
strikes, u,aes, uaions and conventions
against employers. attest a. ouce the
misery ana discomfort Of labor smoBg
thtm. The towns Of Maine are stAtioa
AIRY. and Der villages almost everywhere
PrOolaim the progress Of general de
elibs
And the most remarkable par, - IL d
THAI Governor Ross Is able to sustain
bis asstTlions by statistics
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mUNII,GrsN's EAPLANlTIsSs.
ICAhala Trlka.s.1

Mr.. @ 2. Huntington. waen before
the Pseih' Roads Commission the ether
dty, I'D not give = lucid aeooaUt Of hos
ths M ueys advanced g Francesca.
Shefill aud ether lobbyists we're speat
"a "explsnSiioas.H He dealt oniy With
small pari OF THE graVd total TIE
lscai and miscellAs-ags Il 5elsss siacs
is5& seFr hardly tsuserd apaa. Thoss
tHPeusss wefc rather ste .. A. viii 81
petr fFom the folloStaR sanmary
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13
NOTICE OF SPECIAL school,
ELECTION.

THE BOARD or SCHOOL DTRVCT-
O-s Of Sehosl Diet IL No, I Of Kirg
County, Wash on TIE ritNrv. have
sEnre 30 pnrrhas e 'vom the owners sub
ie0t - the ritih alton OF surh nr~p"sed
rurehasa by = vote ~ the sutlined e'eet.
IRA ~ said School Dist ict 'rac' ef lard
- sn aAd tlonal site f0r a school houss IN
Tire sNvthern part ~ the CITY. particularly
Ses-' ihed a. follows. fc-wt: Camnencirg
A. ths n0-iheast come OF the trHct OF
land desiVrR fsd a. Syndira e RIDGE. IN
=, ndi - 4 pd4'tlrn u The rity % Seattle
and 'unnin9 thsnce west alore he north
hAunfA~y line Of sid Syndic@te RiSGe
fcu- hurdrrd end 'hirtv-two fee, - the
No IN vest carre- II lid Syndicate pid.-e
VII IN upid roin' ia also fhe nnTthe ct cnr-
nar OF NECK nur red ave n said SyndI
cate saaitiaa ~ Seattle: thence south
s'ong the west b-u-daTy lire Of ssid svr-
cate tdga ard the east b unfA line
NJ a-id hlock five two kHnared snS forty
- ~ the SIN hest c1fn@r Z aid bio L
FIVE thenca east alone the south bn-nS-
y lice = 49, block FIVE nr~lnrEs u
hund ed and Thirty two y 81 IN the ess'
BOUNDARY line o. . I'd Synaicate
tee: thonce north aiong sAid east
FEET. - ths pla~e - begin t~e heinz a
trsct ~ an fNnr hunfre@ ana ~ ~ two
fe - iong sui two hun iTe4 ~ fn-fy fest
~ -. 81 fh~ no. tn en- of said syn i~a- =
Rifg~. hcu-def on the ess' by Fcur-
teevih s'r~et on he moth by We leo
- cot on 'he west b. lot t~0 40 th-pe
~ n - fve ard o. the snu'h by t'e rec
i4u@ q Syndicate pidze rot he~eirhsf -
particularly dss~rihed I'll arco-d 'ng ~
TIE piai % " 4 = - s4d Ton - he Flsy
~ @esttie -~co-4ei My go 1851. n thu
woods - King cnnrfF Wa.h Ter. in
Vol. ? - plst' pa-e' a. In tbs Auditors
on e % ssi4 county.
- e. - l..
in r~-fs~eela- form and ssual in A-eA -
srve- teen los each Savtsn feet IN -iEs.
sDd commands a fine view II the sou -
err part ~ the eitv ard thu hsrhnr TIE
tile - BE- corvs yea 70 Per ect snd the
r-Oposei purehsse Ir ee 70 Eve thnusaHd
eoilsr- psv~he ~ ar before two yesTs
w'te interest 81 eight per cezt per annum
until rad
Nstiss i thsrefs-e given that a saa~iai
Gle ton ~ said SThoal nsssstrf w1fl he
he'd - Saturs4Av he sS,h day q My A
D 49, Al fhe skating Rink. IN the wsss
q e o. Scsoad t-ee'. between SENECA ard
Sa-ts z Sffe Is IN the etv - SaRti. "a
said coHn'y. - ghtrh election all ausH-
hsd e'e>suss - stia ~ trict are called
BNo- - Z e'errn'ue hv hal'at whether or
nrt said Bad - nsrnc-c~S shall pur-
chas~ sAis . act % Land fsF the parp sass
snA urea the terms ard oondit'a Ds stove
SCI forth
The polls Al said slsesios vii he opened
~ saiA pises ~ the knaT Of o'c'crk a "a
= sai8 Ssv srd rculAta open m 4 the
bon o. o'clock n ~ % - 4 dav All
sie-tors 50 fAvaF o. $40 rareh Sse " N sas
upon tfeir h4il~tS -Purvh ss~--Ys-" All
earctn-s opnoAed 70 sAid ~arrhAsa WI say
upaE thar hAlloss sP1rchase-na~
pGie6 - Sestt,e this ssh dsy Of Nay.
ISL ~ G.. STEW
THoS Y. MINOR
] " PINK.
Sehnoi Dssecfors ~ sehool Dissrirs Va. :.
A,t~sf. Edgin 5. Erzscoe. Clerk Sehool
DlstFlet Ne. / ufsd
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PROGRAMME

OF THE MUSICAL AND SOCIAL
knteIt dnment 20 be given in aid of
the uuf 'rtuBats families Of the sAd min
ers az NanaimO, by the Seattle TArn Yer
elm. at Turner Hal,
saturday, Way Iathi
1. Overture. Wan hn'- o ehestra
3 'Chor der HOG foesse" tRheiufahrt
by TschiHchl...hembers of the Club
Piano duet by. MIS- mss pan Annie s,i Hal
g. Quartz to, Miss Atwood. Mics Alien
suDg BY } NJ 'ssrs. Leck and CRrs eek
s Pis@ solo. bg.. e. ..... Mrs Churchill
:. Gl mna IL = nv ... Membe OF tire Club
]. h iitone songs-A MatRuerit-,"
Viii .; b Tho FriAr OF urdens .
Gray Shi slt............. NJ stevens
INIERMissIoN or TEN MINUTES.
s. AN q q CeelaePinnea' tRheiatAhrt
by Tscht' > a Ne > be 5 of the Club
Pane 50 o. lnyitAtisR 20 Dance
by Neter ..-...... NJ - Mel augh!in
10 veal ~ Ia, "Das huettc en- lm
W~'ds' by ........-... ..-. Nc ]. LecS
II Gym sites. by- Mem be 8 OF the luh
- Piike etasing c1naic qHarts,te.
by -,..-..-,..... Men hers OF ~ @ & uh
II sleek wire performance. h. Detw.ler
H. Nh t.. ~ ...s ..,. Waugh = O. ches'ra
The cnier'a nment wi ba follow d by
= grand ball upper a. q cent a, "
oc'oc will be served by Mrs 81 Kht
who has ge 8eruuSiy of.Eei TO add ire
''ttT-' receipts To the fuad.
- m - on .r......s..s ....s..,... 70 ceDts
Ctid e ..-.. .-... ............. 81 ~',ts
l! CONN., TEE cF ARHAN GEM.Nr-.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

A d1llay gissa 10 ths tu'dolss and o..
pAdas Of NaHaigo "a dollar gfrsA IN The
saus' Of true charity Subscriptions are sflli
bsiss received at the Posr.INrELLI0KNcKR
e1iee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


NoTICF-Vw Will LEAVE THE CITY
on vac on for n few monrhs From
thi' yny pusire wi he under the
msneRr-st eat of Matt an G0tfslein. who
will assume All indrb dnsss and be re-
spsn-ihle fsc all liabilities Reu red
myis6t OLIVER BIER ARD,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13
MARRIED.

Seattle at the rss'.
deBce Of tse offic,s tiag clergyma Nav
sth. b. Rev. In T. namon, David w
We Z and Miss Lsvilia S,evsns, all Of
Sea tie
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

The soad cork IA no, yet eomplstsf Ii
zach one adj HE mite % ne faAd for the
TsEi.f Of ne wadOiss and orphans 0f
NaaafEao.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13
NOTICE..

A MEETING OF TUE BOARD OF
u Deleg ties NJ Seattle FIRE Depart.
ment will be ED MONDAY, May Is b. st
$50 D m at Engine House No ], for the
purIosN OF forming the n W Board. New
y elected msmb.is are requested to be
promptly on hana
J. X. KINNEAR. President
NICOLAS 3 SNYDER. Secretary myls,d
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PICNIC AT RACE TRACK.
SUNDAY. MAY 18th.

I'HERE WILL BE A MATCHED
tot race Of 100 yards TO- 500 a side.
between J. G. hyan and J. J Mrfzler.
There vi also be horse racing and n u.
sic By the Bind. mYIa2.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

Pros fhs Spectator.
Winds and sid waves IN hsadlsnR bHae
e0mmesion
Sad, dzrk sith tempest. Ger the Al
lsuiie's treas;
while und.rnssth. fe9 fssh0ms deep u
ocean,
Lie peAse. and Esss.
saOrms in mid air, the rack before them
Hurry. asd hiss. like fariss hAis-pOs-
While over al white sIOudIets pure are
sleeping
In peace. in rest.
Heart, o Wild heart! Uhy In ths storm
world ranging
FIit'st thou thus midway, passions
slave add i7st,
WHEN all 50 nesF above, below, IN
changing,
Are heaven, and resg7
Better HAS AL
He vas better TO me than all my hopes
He was better than sh my fearsi
h made q road Of my broken works.
And Q Faicbo Of my tears
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~~~~~~----~--~----o~
To Let
HOUSE TO RFNT-oN SECOND ST.
III between University and seneca:
r-oms. closets, etc. all complete. Inquire
OF n n. PEASE, cor. Eighth and rprlng
streets. m y q
T1OR Rem BERIAH BROWN'5
L residence, Eighih and J sffersaa lts
freshly painted and newly pas cred ID
WARD B. DoWNIN G z 60. myll
N ON TO kKN OR
n unfuruishFd. located near the - ntrsl
PAL Of city. Address K. this ON e nil 81
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS. SUIT
i able for housekeeping. eor1tr L-no7e
and SscOrd 81, eets. myl0 %
A FINE SUITE OF ROOMS. APPLY
n At Posi- INTELLlGENcER efIice
FRONT OFFICE CENTRALLY
INTEL IGEScEk
WANTED.
WANTEn-LABoRERs TO WosK
tion from Tacnmt wi ! he farnis he'd. Ap-
plv 1t NELSUN BENNkTFS E ne al
Office Tao ma myl25t
uTANTED-AT G0aD Wages. A
w small Rirl to do light house work in
a small family. J, w. ; MiTH south side
Fourth a.. her. Marion ami Msdi on. 5 81
DoY 40 LEARN THE TRADE-AP-
d ply to JAS. WEST. Gunsmith 9O5
F-onr si.e IN 1885,
GOOD COOK FOR "a NJ HANDS
VI Single ner-on prefeFrea. Apply TO
h. MnEKER & co. Puyallup. M Sd g.
A COOK AT GOOD WAGES AND IN
| take ca Q of baby. at rsssona 10 wsges-
Apply at reside ice Of MAURICE Nc
Nj K N Invest csrne' OF mon nd
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FOR SALE.

A LAPGE TWO STORY, Plight
n roe m Houss; Lot 6Oxi20 fee. and
has a Fma Rarn II: second lot on
enth strest frow corner OF pii Q, Price
SI1OO cash. Inquire OF W. LOi X \. at
c m ercisl Mil apo I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.

GIT ATFD IN ONE or THE BEST
> and mos prosperous sections II West
ern Washie EtaA Es'pbiished md dotrg
paving busin@ss G0od iNb Office in
connee io@. Price s2001: SI20) cash. hal
ancs On satisfactory terms. p rites with
out mon y need not apply. Cord r.asons
To- selling. Address News 0ffica. his
office. mvs'f
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DAILY AND WEEKLY.

y ss1L8 ass seED4g YE1n - 1pVaNeA 3
WEEEET. wEkz SCI FlED - sDy2sea..... :
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-13

Is SPENDING THOUSANDS OF DOL
I lars IN the way Of building wharves
AID coal bunkers Ia Minors addition.
which has
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seas o s@ls Noa4Ay. Nay s,A, >, Tie
Sa4ste PAAmsey
FHH-wz
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-26
IT'S acold Day When We Get,
Leh,"

ga Bird in the Hand is Worth Two in
the Bush" Birds of a Feather Flock
Together" Good Goods Come in Small
Packages. Corporations Have No
Souls" desperate Diseases Require
Desperate Remedies" Better to Have
the Good viii Even of Dog" EVIL
Communications Corrupt Good Man
Ahead ''Little Folks Should Be Seen
Not Heard" Coming Events Cast
Their Shadows Before Barking Dogs
Seldom Bite" Blessings Brighten as
They Take Flight" ''Never Too Late
to Mend," "a Fool for Luck" GA New
Broom Sweeps Clean, ''The Shoemaker
Should Stick to His Last These are
given simply as samples. Any familiar
saying may be selected by the sketch
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-26

DLEDGE NO. 3, P 15-GENT'S SOLID
L gold watch, stem winder and setter full
ieweled, Elgin movement, cut expansion bal
ance and patent safety pinion, Louis XIV {;
handsomely engraved cases only used three
months but shows no sign of wear; first cost
S75, price $45.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-26

DLEDGE NO 1O31-PAIR OF DIAMOND
L ear drops, 2 white stones weighing
abont 212carats, finely cut no flaws or i'm
mounting; first cost $3.50, price SLIGO.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-26

DLEDGE NO. 111O-PAIR OF DIAMOND
sleeve buttons, two stones, very white,
absolutely, perfect, finely cut and very brill
liant, handsome hammered Roman gold
mountings; first cost, $S5; price, $50.
DLEDGE NO. ID, p. 18-LADY'S SOLID
l. gold watch, stem winder and setter, full
JeWeled,. Elgin movement, cut expansion bal
ance and patent safety pinion full engraved
shell cases; has been used about four months :
III excellent condition and fine timepiece !;
first cost, $50; price, $50.
PLEDGE NO. 10, P. 27-GENT's HUNT
l. ing case solid gold watch, stem winder
and setter, B. w. Raymond Elgin movement,
full jeweled, cut expansion balance, patent
plnion, Brequet hair spring, patent regulator
and adjusted to heat, cold and position, ham,
mered and engraved cases, in fine order and
$50. - 49, Wv '''- i0-
pLEDGE NO. z, P.27-GENT'S HUNTING
l. Boss filled case watch, stem winder and
setter; fine nickel Lafayette Hampden move
ment, cut expansion balance, patent pinion
and patentregulator top and bottom engraved
cases; warranted to wear for twenty years !;
first cost $50; price, $3.50.
DLEDGE NO. 1O53-DIAMOND LACE
L pin, stones, all Write, perfect and very
brilliant; plain gold mounting; first cost 500,
price sos.
DLEDGE NO. 3,P. 1s-GENT'S l4CARAT
l. solid gold watch, stem winder and setter
fine Hampden nickel movement, cut expan-
sion balance and patent pinion, heavy cases.
plain and engraved band, almost new and a
tirst-class timepiece; first cost 500, price
SOS.
pLEDGE NO. Is, P. 12-LADY'S SOLID
L gold watch, stem winder and setter, "a
plate Elgin fulljeweled movement, cut ex-
pansion balance and patent safety pinion,
richly-engraved cases, in excellent condition
and would pass for new watch; first cost
500, price S2S.
DLEDGE NO. II, P. 26-GENT'S HUNT
l. ing filled case watch, stem winder and
Balance and paent pioen pIan ensna
turned cases, in thorough order and can be
depended upon for time; first cost $50, price
$50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-26
ORIGINAL SKETCHINe,
Competent Experts,

And the name announced in the GLOBE
OF the one whom the committee decides
to be entitled to irstplace among all the
the individuality or peculiar talent of
each artist it has been deemed best to
have the sketches after the cartoon plan
humorous, satirical or absurd-illus-
trative, for instance, of familiar phrases
and expressions. Let the competitors
strive, after their own ideas, to carry
out an exaggerated meaning of such
phrases as: ''Strike While the Iron is
Hot" Accidents Will Happen in the
Best Families" "a Miss is as Good as
a Mile" what Are the Wild Waves
Saying" Don't Cross a Bridge Until
You Come to It.''
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-26

OFFICE BOARD OF PUAIIc Works,
City OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi, May IS, 1887. !
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Public Works in and for the
corporation of the City OF st. Paul,
Minnesota. at their office III said city,
until ~ IN. on the Goth day of May "A. ID.
1887, for paving Sherburne avenue, from
Rice street to a point 300 feet cast of
Grant street, in said city. with cedar
blocks aud curb with granite, together
with the necessary sewer connections,
according tc plans aud specifications on
Tile in the Office of said Board.
A bond witt. at least two q surcties
III a sum OF at least twenty t,0) per cent.
OF the gross amount bid must accom-
pany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to
reject any Or all bids.
Il. l.. GoRMAN, President.
Cticiai. w. j.. EHwIS.
1915 Clerk Board CT Public Works.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-26
Northwestern Amateur Artists

Send in their contributions, and we may
discover that we have Mast or a KEEP
pier in our midst. The most striking
will be printed in the GLOBE, the proper
credit being be given. The sketches
should be made not wider than two nor
higher than three and one-half inches.
iect can be made, if desired, four inches
wide and proportionately high to be
used as a cartoon if the drawing has
sufficient merit. Send sketches to the
GLOBE, st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-26

i case watch, stem winder and setter,
full jeweled Elgin movement, cut expansion
balance and patent pinion; plain and richly
chased cases, warranted to wear for twenty
years; first cost $40, price S25.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-26

DLEDGE NO. 10, P. 1s-LADIES' SOLID
l. gold watch; stem winder and setter ;Elgin
jeweled, 81 plate movement; cut expansion
balance, and patent safety pinion; hand
time, and can be relied upon as frst-class
timepiece; firstcost $55; price, S33.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-26
NOTICE TO
Water Consumers i!

The attention of water consumers is
called to the following rule regarding
the use Of hose: The use of hose for
any purpose, except at livery stables,
and at those places only for washing
vehicles. and at blacksmith shops for
setting tires only, is prohibited between
the hours Of Z a. III. and p. IN. from
May to Oct. /, and between the hours
OF a. IN. and 4 p. IN. from Oct 1 TO
May and 10 hose to be used except
when held III the hand; the placing of
Of trees or otherwise is prohibited. Par
ties using hose without first obtaining
permission Of the Water Board and
paying therefor, will be charged double
rate. For violation of this rule pen
atty Of 81 will be eXacted.